2026 Sony Open at Waialae: Gotterup's Win and Final Leaderboard
Chris Gotterup closed with 64 to win the Sony Open at 16 under, two strokes ahead of Ryan Gerard. Robert MacIntyre tied fourth after a final-round 63.
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Chris Gotterup won the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii at Waialae Country Club on January 18. His final-round 64 brought him to 16 under, two strokes clear of Ryan Gerard.
The January 15–18 tournament opened the PGA Tour's 2026 season. Waialae played as a par 70 at 7,044 yards.
Final leaderboard
| Finish | Player | Final round | Total | To par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chris Gotterup | 64 | 264 | −16 |
| 2 | Ryan Gerard | 65 | 266 | −14 |
| 3 | Patrick Rodgers | 65 | 267 | −13 |
| T4 | Robert MacIntyre | 63 | 268 | −12 |
| T4 | Jacob Bridgeman | 64 | 268 | −12 |
A third PGA Tour title
Gotterup won in his 69th PGA Tour start. He had begun the final round two strokes behind Davis Riley and earned 500 FedExCup points with the victory.
MacIntyre's 63 moved him into a share of fourth alongside Bridgeman. The Scottish Ryder Cup player finished four strokes behind Gotterup.
The PGA Tour's final-round notes record the scores and career milestone. Golf Monthly's tournament report covers the final day's play.
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